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Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
Americans in Cuban Jaiis.

WAsHINGToN, July 22.-The United
States Consul General at Havana
writes to the Department Of State un-
der the date OF the 10th inst that be
has just been assured by the Chief
Justice OF the Superior Court that the
case against Ciriio Pouble, q natural.
ized American Citizen, accused OF
reasonable conspiracy. will be heard
without undue delay. Information has
also been received OF the acquittal aud
release of A, 8. Horseback, On Amefi.
can, who WAS arrested ct Cienfuegoe
come time ago on charge OF complic,.
ty with bandits.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
Prof. UraDb's summer school

will closs about August 1st, and tn,
Professor will then take o vacation al
the sea shore to recuperate for HIS fal
term. HIS summer school is crowded
and he has nearly 30 nam.s registered
for the fall. During Aux1st the studio
will bs open and In charge OF Professor
Shoemaker, who will do crsyon DOR.
tra,ts for ell those desiring them. Su.
dents registering befors S,p;embar .st
will be given the b.refs OF our low
summer terms.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
To Commence Work.

A conference was held ON Friday In
Beading, Pa, between the managers Of
the Reading Iron Works and COM
mi.tee representing its 1850 employ es
who have been On q strike for several
weeks against reduction OF 10 per
cent in their wages. II was agreed at
the conference that ell the men are to
90 to work on Monday, flnish all orders
on hand, OF which there arc large
mber, and work up all material now
on hand without the reduction taking
place. The question OF the proposed
red action will be considered VIXEN new
work comes in.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
Given -ays 1t was An A cc,dent

NEW YORK. July 22-Albsrt r
Gwen, the salesm an for a Philadelphia
b 'use VINO was foupd yesterday in bis
osrdipg house with O bullet wound In
his side. was held in court today
charged with having tried to kill him.
self. He claimed the shooting was &C.
ciden tai,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
"As we Journey through life let u, 1.-Two b.

tho way"
SEAS' lR leS7-OHARLES KYLE, TIL
y we'll known leo cream manu- scturor, Is
prepared TO furnish ice cream OF The ve-J
best qualify. Thers Il no inprovemen5 or
economy Of maputs;ture sdgxestsd or aS
compiished by Skilled eX oerte0ce that We
have not.emtoiied IN pfoiucinS ths pure 4.
unadulterated leo cream, his apaclt u ami
respectfully Invited 10 call and sec him.
Polite and accom- mmodatinS attandants will
De ready and willing to serve sou. All or
dcrs by mail or otherwise, " neither large or
scali Quantities, Will receive prompt a.tcn-
tton. Thankful for pass favors / resDe,s-
iulty Solicit Il share Of your pntroaa&a.
CdAS. KYjE, N. E. corner Of Sikh sai
Oran 20 streets. lS1.rt
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
Again Sentenced,

JOIN ID. Shea, after serving a four
years term In Pennsylvania peniten.
tiary, was taken back to ST. Louis last
week to reosive sentence foc the N urder
OF policeman in that city while max
ing his escape from Jail, and was yes
terday morning again sentenced to be
hanged, execution being ordered for
september z. A motion Tor stay of
proceedings was granted to enable
Snea's attorneys TO carry the case to the
Supreme Court.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
Tho 4 cot Of Malaria.

Yesterday while Frank Golden, resid
ing at Fourth and Lem bard s,ree,s,
was engaged at work In the Pullm An
car shops, over Eleventh street bridge,
be WAS seized with q violent attack of
malaria and had haa to be taken homo,
where he took some brandy with the
hope Of obtaining relief. Instead Of
having the desired effect 1t went to his
brain and rendered him violently In.
sane. Two police officers we're called
In who succeeded In taking him in q
wagon to police station, where he was
attended to, and Ia much better this
morning,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
Lot HIM Go,

A young oolored man was arrested ut
kennett Square, Pa, on Tuesday, on
the charge of stealing a watch, some
clothing and pistol from Mrs. John
son, Of Hockessia, and after q hearIr z
before Squire Marshall he was told 10
await acquisition from the Governor
OF our State, but as no action was i'm
mediately taken In the matter he wss
Afterwards discharged and is now at
liberty. It Is to be hoped, however,
thai his narrow escape from tho wh.r.
ping poe. will impress indelibly on his
mind "thst honesty is the best policy, u
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
He Stuck Fast,

HEADING. July 22.-John Dechert, a
desperate young horse thief In the
county jail, attempted to escape to day.
he climbed up to the elevator and got
his head through. l. was too parro W
for his body, and there be stuck, fifteen
feet ABOVE the floor. He was suspended
by his head and yelled Justify, Con.
siderable Il ash and skin came off before
he was extricated through the narrow
opening. He was placed in an iron.
clad cell.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
DR.. j. MIlLER'S
VEGETABLE
EXPECT GRANT.

This Invaluable Medicine fs 40.
KnowiodRed by the tn0usanos TO be The
BEST Cough Medicine I'm the world.
for Coughs, Colds, S0ro Throat, ,Hoarsen q ess,
Inflammation Of the Thrsat and Mouth.
Whooping Cough Canker. nasa, &C, there
70 no medicine now In use that has performed
more curea.
IL IL warranted not to contain any min
eral substance; Il is algo free from Iaud anu IN
or SOU Ills; II msy be tskeu at any time with
perfect safety. Sold ny All truUg,ats as,
and 81 bottle. Il MORG AN Il SONS,
Prop, Provide nc =, R.
Dr. Haynes A rabian HAIsa IL In.
eeguaied for UIou). Try It. 26c. and 81, at
Druggists marleo gem
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
Ad1rs,s Registered Latl,rs Is
NEW ORLEANS NATION AE EAHk
New Orleans. La.

DTD rhat the prssonoe OF
nc NJ EM DEN iieuera.s BaarreSsrG
ami Larry, VINO ara IN casrEs Ct tho dF3w.
inRs, is a guarantee OF apso:ute fatrueas
and integrIly, that tho chsnces are nil
equal and that no ors oau possibly divine
what nun hsrs WITH draw Pfize.
EETEMhER that the Deymens Of All
PriaAs Is GUARANTEsD ny sOsR
NATIONAL n BANKS OF New Orleans,
and tpe Tickets are sig moi by the Prest.
deaf Of an Institution, whose chartered
rights arc recognized In tins highest Courte;
therefore, hewnre CT eEy limitations or an
poympus schemes.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
Hoffman Hanged

David Hoffman was hanged on Fri
lay ut Nebraska City, Nebraska, 70,
having wreck I'd Missouri Poetic rail.
road train NJ Dunbar. in Jaru.ry last
BY the wreck an engineer was killed
ana many passepRere we're severed v
injured. His coHfade,a.e in the crime
Ia serving ten years' sentence Ia ths
penitentiary, having turned States owl
denoe.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
Killed by Lightning.

j. R. Deighton, of Cooch's Bridge,
Pencsder Hundred, had valuable
horse killed by lightning on Thursday
A COW bslongipe to James
Casho, near Baiksdsie, and two COWS
helonging to James O'Rourke, of Iron
Hill, were killed during tho same
storm.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
CLOSING OUT &ALE

Owing to falling health, l ciler my large
and varied stock OF goods aad eubstan;ia.
Clothing at &c per cent. discount. 1t CON
Etsts OF dress. business and work quits, o.: {
pants, coats aod vests FOR men and bots 20!
spring, summer, fsll ani winter. Rlpaot
linen and seetsucfar cJi.s ahd vests
Ladies' and gont's cabas, travelling baGs
AMI straps. Collars, shl-ts, underwear.
overalis, Jumpers. kn,t codiS.S'hvss, hossf!es
umbrellas, suspsnGors, r.ascsc0pbs rnj
Views, purses, albums, trinio!ines and Soois
tn the piece, made to order, or sold ny the
yard. Open Saturd8y evenings until II
O'Clock; other evenings until O'Clock. Al lse,
will sell my store an dwelling, III Mar
bet street, Wilm inston, delaware, q: q 'a:l
price and on easy tsrMs.
a29-eod-3m CYRlTS SrEkN.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
Weekly Review

Of financial affairs. stock speculation
and railroads by an authority, general
sporting news about horses, base ball,
and lawn tennis. Any New
York or Philadelphia Sunday paper of
Frist Il Davis, 3l3 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
Proposala Wanted.

proposals. will be received by su-
per ih.endent Guthrie, up to the 9Th
Inst. for supplying the almshouse with
bread, meat, groceries, dry goods, shoes,
ciothipg, tobacco, drugs, beef, mutton,
etc., fer tie coming quarter.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23

1 SHAI " LCO succesetuiGU&E atyoIi
1SoTn hodio by ore who was deRf r'gsDty'
eight years. frosted py most OF the 10
self In three 1onths, and since thon nun
dreds Of othars. Full particulars SAINT on ap
pilcation. 7. s. PAGE, no. Al Hsst 3lsi
!. nov YORK City. ootl3.ta, ,th, aa.amA
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23

vantage, bath and slate sponges.
rfices Isasonable, 81 Taylor s. Fuller.
toms. 3O2 King street.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
Men and Boys

Tennis, boating, sesshore and base ball
aboes; prices lowest In town; Babcock's,
|2C6 Market street, above Second.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23

Gold soda water at SpIingor's, 400
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
Bridget's SUNDAY Ont.

Aukot ouhuhy Out.
NEW York, July 22-In the Sixth
District Court } e.terday, before Judse
Kelly, Bridget Shannon sued Mrs
sophia K. Murphy for three weeks
wages. sn ountinR to 50. Bridget waa
servant In the Murphy family. The
deience was that though q good girl
generally. yet she was guilty of one
capital neglect Of duty In not preparing o
the dinner on Sunday, June 28. on
that day the Murphy fam lily, accord In Q
to the accouns given, break tasted at 9 a
M, and at p. m. the no istrees ordered
Bridget to have the dinner ready at 7
p. m.
About 30 p. m. Mrs. Murphy's little
child came and said that the servant
was nowhere around, aud shortly after
ward the girl appeared and said ths Z
she cou d not maze the stove work, and
that any how she wanted t., 20 ont that
evening to Q wedding. MIS-. Murphy
o'd ber II the did she would do go at
her peril. The girl then demanded her
three weeks wages, saying she would
go anyhow, but Mrs. Murphy refused
to nay her
Bridget said the Murphys were 40.
cus'cmed to get up at all hours. On
that Sunday no materials bad been pro.
vided for dinner; there we're no grocer
les, greens, etc nothing but some co, ID
corped beef In the house, and she
thought they were going to have no din
ner.
Mr.. Murphy said he know nothing Of
the difficulty between his wife and the
girl, except that he heard the girl say
the stove would otdraw and she would
60 out anyhow.
Judge Kelly said thxe as to whether
the girl was discharged or left of her
own accord, there appeared to be some
doubt. But what thero was no doubt
about was that she worked for three
weeks, during which time, by Mrs.
MuiphJ's own admission, she gave per.
feet satisfaction. The girl WAS entitled
to her wages, and judgment was rem
dered &C o,ordinRly.
Obituary.
Ennice Hutton, who died at the resi-.
dencs OF her son in-law, O. W. White.
man, Mt New Castle, on the 18th inst,
was tho widow of the late Capt. j. ID.
Hutton, and was born and passed the
SO years OF her lifo in this Slate She
WAS the mother OF three chiidrep--one
son and two dauGhierr-all living.
The son resides in New Orleans. She
leaves 10 grandchildren and IA great.
grandchildren. She was a devoted
Christian wife and mother, beloved by
all. She WAS = member OF the Presby.
tsrlsn church at Christians for 81 years.
Her funeral took place on TUE sday af.
ternoon. Tho services were oond ucted
by the Rev. Mr.. Patterson, pastor Of the
New Castle Presby ter.an church, as.
sisted by the Rev. Mr.. Ferris, OF the
Baptist church, and the Rsv. Mr.. Hub.
bard, OF the n. K. churon. The casket
was opened at the church at Christians,
where she held her mem oership, and
the remains we're looked upon affection.
stely for the last tiue by the numerous
friends who had known her and loved
her in lite.
As the funeral cortege passed through
the village Of Christians on its way to
the church all business was suspended,
and no sound was heard but the tolling
OF the bell which announced the death
Of body and the resurrection OF soul.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23

LL4EaE AND SMALL
re v.g1Lf az fair prizes.
Lac, u. aoas wagons. W.
1.r..'sr5n sts. a.3C-3m
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23

2,i5a Pr!sos, amounting to......... SS95 900
Application for rates TO GIBBS ehuUi6 Le
1.sfs cniy to the once OF tno Company IN
New Drieans.
For iurtnny Information write clcarir, CIV.
irg null address. PDSf1 (. NOTES Express
Money O7decB, or Flew IorE Excnahse
ia ordinary letter. Currency oy exlross,
tat cur expeuse) addTesoSd
Il. a. DAClPHiN,
New Orleans, A.&.
or II. a. pAUpksXN.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23

k.eUSY nR!CK HOUSE
rtt. {. Lowering aven os.
|r,tt:. viii soil cheap,aod
|,r.tsse: Monthly insta IL
:. Lilden street. Apply
| kSUN. this othce. il6 II
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23

II,xpLinG WOOD BUSl-
St,ry 2 poilsis, lilo horse
Iaw. SITTER, horse, wagon,
L.t,. AGC.css Il. II. this
Jyll-l2t
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
Wanted

IA q. ~ = mail ismily;Nhi'o
kns!n, 10 r.sp ! st. lys!a''
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23

WsanIag son. IL. Q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-17
cotton MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

L'vNrPooI. Nov 10 4 n m-cottsn-r'rlsnis low MID.
ding clause. November delivery. 37.6ii. value: No
AMI January delivery 32d4t sellers Jasusry and
delivery u 6Ii buyers: February and March
delivery 32b4l March anI Aprl delivery 5 "a
Sta sslers hur ami May tel very. 1884, buyer. May
AMI june delivery 37G4d buyers June and July every.
80 SAT buyers.
GaLvFsrpN NOv. 10 Cotton strong Milling as
Mlddng 90: GoDi Ordinary. So aud Receipts.
GI25 bales EXPORTS cOistwise 1920 bales sales llc2
bales. -tock. o. 1876 bales
NORFOLK Nov II. -C'tton-rIitlng 9l416: net and
T'cps 1851 bales exports cOistwlse 1867 bales
SGY "a -rnck q. Sf6 be-.
SAVANNAH. Nov. li.-CottDn dui-t MIdthDg. GA Lew
Miiinng. -. ed ord nsr9. -. Ant
737S bses sxpor's 10 hs Continent. $50 evport. coast
80 bte-; sales so bales. Ill i25 bales
NEN-ORLLAN~ Nov. li.-''pttOa- & iilng. % Low
MttlfR \; fVpI Ordinary. 50 r~c-ipt- 20 S7} psas
l1fO bales exports 10 Great Frian 500
hrlr' eNrurs to the Continent $50 Dlles
G44l bass sales 2 500 bales stock 27f 900 bale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-17
THE Markets
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
h. y.,h pf,.r V,,,.t, mi Rutro1fl
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-For Brazil STYLES The market was stsar cay
Of for fair RIO %pot car o. Saes
Ynon ,g. y, AZ lfac: CO. bags as>sred gr deS Ihe
mder -tvie, quiet sale ,co mats N.clsslr 10,
and Loo bays NarsraDo on
pryaie terms Lue interest," wa. shown 10 option t.nns
Ehe ,nartet opeurd steady az lOd2o points advahte
and closed harev steady NJ martial reaftlon 81 10 rns
as follows: January: I5t fs9rI1[7'
"a 20 Juns its5Si4 90; Jur. 1870 "a 90; Aagns,
IL b00It 10. September, 43ual4.61: !,cLobrr ltZu@
IL so; tovemh.r 1915 il 80 Drc-nber 1879 9's
an months were JtnnsIy 1919 - ~
r.T,Tv Is 81 Q March IS 209l5lj april. 10 10
aI|05; May. 1905 1873; June; - 3@it 80 Ivy.
100 Toveubcr Iasosl5.75; December. l5sbH To- D.
cOfT0S~t dun and otherwise fea'nreless spot
market Sales. Is bales go last evenln:h Az o,
todav aggregated 4sj2l bales. comparing WIN
Al OiS bars ne dav last week ana 900 bales tho
.nond n day since September tine Drgh
in of the rop yesrl the total move nri OF cotton 10 o
-. mo-" hes, $40 Az bales comparing VITA 2O334iv
haI-. Tor the corresponding pc, 1t l'-i year
American stant OF cltsslcpi
st.,l,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-17

GaNTKAL KAILkUAU VI NV II,

T. ANIkAL kAiLKoAD VI NEW -JEns7ys
bUOX VI A~AHA.AsAA SAAsr.nI. AvnAh xAsnn
~, Time lso.s q osoosr II, lesl.
pr sS s g. z a !. = s sss + a.
frame leaving ~ =. 80. u = n, 20, 4, a.
30 ~ nave eoDnecIon for Ading iarrsSasSt
tottsvliis. ETC.. . n for L-.Ae HVpsteona, ESsIy
bethlehem. Allentown, Maueh chunk. Heading. H.ssS
burg. etc. On Sunday for Easten
Allentown. Mauch Chunk
80 Q ~. TOR EastUn, Betnshem. Allentown M,u.s
(hunk Wikesbafre S,HxatOn aiding. HARRISBURG PossS
vile TansQua snAm0kin Sunbury Lew lsDurg Wuiis~S
! and 30 p N for Eas'oo, Besnl.srm. Allentown
IS p IN. for t-aston Bethiehem Allentown MsueH
Chunk Wtlkesbarfe ScrantDn IamaQua shamokin.
80 p m. for LAKE. Hopatcong Laston. Belh!eAsp
s. IS N nor Essson, Bethlehem. Allentown N.u.s
CHUNK Wikesnsrre. Heading Harrisburg. eta % suS.
90 is, II IS a M. 1 90, Z 90 = 80 ens N
!Asbury rarE. ocean Grove, sxceps sandaysh Fosi
Pleasant
IS &, SIS m, / 90, $50 p m for LAKEWOOD,
80 n, o. :: m for Beach Haven Atlantic City,
90 s S9ssso 4, II rs m. co. 30 30 els
! zoo. Q 90, s Is. n1s II IS = NJ, 90 toa
80, $50, 6:l5 p. Ia. Sundays o :00 0 90 a m ~
new ERsEY SOUTHERN DIV.
Prom Per B. N. y
At as for ii gblaB Is, Sea Bright, Long Bran.h
Atlantic Highlands Lakewood Manchester, Ioas Rvs;.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-17

milk, 30 cans Of condensed milk and 81 cans OF cream
Susauehanba, I,315 OF milk, and 20 cans 0 cream
ew YORK City aud Northern. 1925 cans Of MIX har
lem, 2775 milk, 100 OF condensed milk ana
11j cans ~ cream; New Haven and Hartford Lib cans
mix and West Shore roads. 2,22j cans OF milk
90 cans milk, and SO of cream New
Jersey Central $50 Of MILK and cans OF cream
ant miscellaneous short routes, 1850 Of milk.
and 30 cans The total daily supply has been
can. milk 240 ~ condensed milk, and 29S
cans Tho diminishing supply sent up tho price
here has good 1er and FOR surplus milk at
81 Is a u 80 1uarls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-17
MICH VALLEY RALROAO.

PASSENGER TRAINS ieAye foot OF Cortiandt an1 ~
lrU,>e, Is follows:
7 Q n. for .,auqua and inlcrnefiate ponts. ,,,.
s = IN. UcEsva Lyons. Elnira Rocnester Dun
and the Vest ana principal Local points ChsH car
W llA,sOsrrc- ..A,,,
D. for Junkhannock and IN termed ate 20 nts snnI
10 t~nAsannoek Connection " heAoins al" TALLY
=, nj ,,s
$40 D. m n tton and principal Intermediate lon's
40 o. M Tor c"pay and intermediate points Con-
49, ~ -, a. .a,ns ma Uzrrsburs Chair u Capay
D m. for Geneva Lyons BIZ ira HcAesssf' buA~~
and the Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons
so y. m. for Laurays and intermcd.ie points .o..
Trans q m. ] D. m. and s 40 y. m con-
meet for ali points In Mahanoy alleon coal regions
SUNDAY TRAINS. 49,.
sa m. for Maueb Chunk. haLIeton and Int tDleiis~
points .- -.
40 D. m. for toplay and inter- edate points ..
Z D. m. TOR Geneva Lyons ElmiIa Rochester ba1AS
and the Pullman SIZE. 10 Lyons.
General Eastern flee. 23S BfoddSS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-17
BUTTER.
CHEESE.

Rccelns FOR DAYS Cs,575 packages. Exports
Is 10 boxes. We have firm market for fancy fdl-nade
Stte factory cheese but volume " business Is not
LARGE Exporters ,onnne their purchases closely 20 posi-
,iys orders Trade buyers take hold cautiously
ana ars disposed stock up much beyond present
mt Bur the b-t stock has men mostly picked up ia
,he by dealers, and there ~ Iretty general
,c.liug prices VIII b. lower and Improve
an rdgc september cheese, chor white cOpfod. arc
r,r L. h." found under ~ &c., md n II becoming
buy the bst parcel Of whit ~ that Ayrrag"
fancy los october VIII exceed II o. for export.
I'M some fiNorir factories for home trade ~
II t-c.. s.Oniy II 34c. Under grades ~ mn cream
,uf al sorts Of Sfa" skins are quiet a. quotations.
pernsr Is lulI skins poor and many wanted Fine
oIv- ra's steady. Liverpool cable 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-17

RTISTIC PENMAN.-" The most success
Piugry Mr Charles H. Hayes. engaged ~ The private
schools OF Arthur II. cutter, 20 West 4A ST. es-r-
Everson "a West 40t ST. and MI James Her err
Morse 3stist. Will take private pnpis h ihrir
residence nd gentlemen lifted teacher, oi pen
mausn!p him person by letter al his resi-
dencc, East 4lstst. city
A 11TRICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
n AGENCY supplies Prof Teachers Tutors, GOV.
ernesses &C. Coeges schooLs and Families Apply |"
MRS NJ. J. OUN6RULrON. % Unlon square
4 BEST TEACHERS, Tutors and Govern.
IA essss supplied charge. TEACHERS resisdersf
FREQ vacancies always hand form Tor stAnp, ~ r.
AVERY. American Schoo, bureau. 2 West litLst y. 4
ERENCH and German ladies' maids and
oil decorative palntsrs caIs,henlo
hsrs free 10 families AZ
RAYS EDUCA rIONAL ASSOCIATION, 500 6th'aVe
HESSE'S TEACHERS AGENCY, IL East
Il l7th-st, supplies teachers and governesses si
brasehea Musie ara languages specially fnghl,
French, German Spanish spoken Schools recesnonned
DRlVATE TUITION by hour or month for
i collage law. r. Heaton. Is A. OK ord sarrister ~
law u kevshaw r. A. Cambridge 301 othavo
TUTORS. Governesses, Professors, Teachers,
ali branches circulars Of choes schools supplied 70
parents modern languages spoken Il. NJ COY hlEhh oi
EAST i1thst. bstwesn 4thave and Broadway
TNHOROUGH English, Latin aud piano les
sons BY veung hsay oslleRs graduate and A. NJ sI'
perieue ID In t4zchA9 interesting msthod for Young or al
vanced pupils diplomas aud references private astr tom
Tribune Uptown onasA l.23S Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-17
Ceatbers.

WANTED IMMEDIATELY French teacher
w for -cho, ieacher> companions
n,.nlei t. re-. ,ppiy u Hiss DONOVAN TEACH
Eit-' U RtAC SIU~i Al. AGENCY 80 East lith-St
txvONAV'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BU-
w RENT for ,ttr slppiN' Prpt.H,1r+ Nsl'a
IusciapS fonasksaosr Companions, o.
foco.ra. tlpis nj fAnts- IlsD BobkSsopsrt Stsi
osrt.her. = = ~ - lslHs' ir
Mrs. A. ID. CULVER 81 shave. NewGor< CibY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-17
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCES
For tho seven day, ending Tuesday November 10 1901

Recepts for seven days asst bbls BEANS S3eo pkgs
peas Exports 292 pkgs beans and 3lS9 ousn, tn-
State marrow beans more plenty put naVe @ and
oury al 40 SIS choice stock. Domestic meo'uin on.
nea are In very light supply, Inquired Tor anu y. ~
srlctly choice might exceed 81 20 seaceV "a
erste demand and few nice new turtle soup mere
held a. 40 5aS2 25 About 234 tags California beans
on last steamer selling fairly AT 81 3na*Z -
,bey impors this week Of 1925 bags beans 90 hahu
licked Marseiles medium iObbng at 81 Ioa$l ~. gnu
sriiirr IN limos 65afI 20. Green peas quies ou'
without much change In prices
Beans. marrow. DO. Red kttnev >ooS
,,os5 .hoico SIS 1887. Choice. b22o
Medium Do "a' no =, 70 - = 81
Pea Choice 81. 25e...- .. CAT Lima, 23 49, 80
Do VIII. Rif'y feAs "reon.' % ii''A
1887, Choice. 3D..
Hecet for seven DAYS 339s2 pkgs. Exports co pkgs;
further substantial improvement has been made on an
doeirabr fresh favored bue' and hrmness has been re-
eced on Of fresh and all sorts ~ held sock
'Trae Is not but Ia Il steady fair business
an he given creamery pals the quality u gen
eraly unsracve aud best lots seldom exceed 25c' WINE
,oor grades q 20a22c. few fancy fglns are
ceiling 10 Obbes NJ 2oc Extra Iowa, efc are hrm nv
o-aosc, but there not many fancy enough 10 com
,and tho outside bulk Of receipts are sc
Ing I'm range ~ oia2Gc. INCLUDING nice goods ~
tho latter price. Fresh creamery NJ 20i23e IL nnite
.,n'Iv. IL participating In the Inn
movement and well kent lots held mp N 2la
Doc F'nc dairy thb and fancy entire daries are
IN fair demand fun but there s an In
r,af- quantity 0fhcr GRADES which SLOWLY,
rcci,r frkns. The Western packings show ne otter
quality gaining IN favor. particularly extra fresh
factory, which beginning to be inquired for quite largely